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west metro
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Minnehaha Creek now getting regular flow for paddlers
Rain that lifted Lake Minnetonka's level prompted the reopening of the dam at the head of the creek. Updated 11:34 PM
more west metro headlines
- Southdale lot may get apartments Updated 8:51 PM
- Student teacher charged with inappropriate contact with Inver Grove Heights student Updated 7:36 PM
- Opat named to Sun Country board Updated 2:51 PM
- Face-lift for Edina's venerable mall Updated May. 24, 2012
- Prosecutor: Senser jury's note irrelevant Updated May. 24, 2012
- Hopkins' library turns 100 Updated May. 22, 2012
- Eden Prairie plans road work as business expands, adds jobs Updated May. 22, 2012
- Hennepin County shelves Webber Park library quest Updated May. 22, 2012
- May 31 set to argue defense motion on Senser verdicts Updated May. 22, 2012
- West metro arts & leisure briefs: 46th annual Art Fair at 50th and France Updated May. 22, 2012
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Target Center a winner in Vikings stadium deal
City will now negotiate with the Timberwolves and other private interests over $135 million renovation of the 22-year-old building.
Full story Full story Updated 1:20 AM
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$36M investment for mental health in St. Paul
The new building will let St. Paul's Regions Hospital proceed with long-sought improvements in adult psychiatric care.
Full story Full story Updated May. 24, 2012
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- Southdale lot may get apartments
- Prosecutor: Senser jury's note irrelevant
- Memorial Day weekend events
- Minnehaha Creek now getting regular flow for paddlers
- Boaters reminded about safety over holiday
- Opat named to Sun Country board
- Pedestrian on tracks in Plymouth killed by freight train
- Face-lift for Edina's venerable mall
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more from west metro
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Lake Waconia island is empty without its cormorants
Biologists are puzzled about why large flocks of cormorants have suddenly disappeared from the metro area's second-largest lake.
Updated May. 15, 2012
- West metro school briefs: Eagle Scouts named
- West news briefs: Memorial day events
- West metro police blotter
- Pedestrian on tracks in Plymouth killed by freight train
- Memorial Day weekend events
- Lending a hand to East African students
- Offshore snack-bar idea floated
- Boaters reminded about safety over holiday
- Plymouth council rejects photo ID plan for hotels
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south metrosouth metro
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Oh, the Canterbury Park tales she tells
The Shakopee racetrack's longtime special events manager has stories to tell of the celebrities, politicians and others she's encountered through her career.
Full story Full story Updated May. 23, 2012
north metronorth metro
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Stolen cemetery vases found in Minneapolis park
Nine plastic bins in the Camden boat launch parking lot were filled with the bronze vases taken recently from area cemeteries.
Full story Full story Updated 11:36 PM
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State apple crop takes hit
Weather damage is less than first feared for most growers, but there are "pockets of disaster," particularly in the south.
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West Metro
- Excelsior grocery and retail move forward
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North Metro
- Stolen cemetery vases found in Minneapolis park
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South Metro
- Oh, the Canterbury Park tales she tells
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Minneapolis
- Target Center a winner in Vikings stadium deal
top workplacestop workplaces
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Top Workplaces: Real estate firms rate highly
For people who sell real estate, the "cloud" is taking the place of the cubicle as they rely more on technology. And yet for many agents, it's the face-to-face connections between them and their managers that seem to matter most.
Updated Jan. 4, 2012
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- Small companies: Employees come first at The Container Store
- Medium companies: It’s a loyalty thing for The Emily Program
- Large companies: Cargill, Kwik Trip join Keller Williams at top
- Top firms investing in new technology to make employees happier
- Top leaders: Striving to have their companies reflect their values
- And the winner is ... 12 that went above and beyond
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